Rusty's Real Deal Baseball

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Rusty's Real Deal Baseball

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Developer(s) Nintendo
Publisher(s) Nintendo
Designer(s) Ryosuke Suzuki
Tadashi Matsushita
Release date(s) Japan August 8, 2013
North America April 3, 2014
Korea May 28, 2014
Platform(s) Nintendo 3DS
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In Rusty's Real Deal Baseball, half the fun is playing a wild selection of baseball minigames—and the other half is haggling with Rusty himself! With 10 addictive minigames available for purchase with real money, the game offers endless replay value and an oddly charming storyline. Use your negotiating skills—and a variety of special discount tickets—to squeeze the lowest possible price out of Rusty. Then, head home and play your new game on your virtual Nontendo 4DS system!
— E-manual description[1]

Rusty's Real Deal Baseball is a free-to-start game on the Nintendo 3DS. It is a minigame collection in which each of the ten different minigames cost real money as microtransactions, but the prices can be lowered (which is encouraged by the game) by having the player's Mii haggle with Rusty Slugger, who sells the minigames. Playing the minigames in turn gives the player items that make it easier to haggle with Rusty such as donuts. Minigame high scores and player's favorite minigames can be exchanged via StreetPass.


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